How to reattach a detached car roof liner?

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For a detached car roof liner, the solution depends on the specific situation, which generally falls into the following categories: 1. Edge detachment. Edge detachment is often caused by aging of the fabric sponge, leading to the edges coming loose. This issue is relatively easy to fix. Purchase a bottle of specialized automotive adhesive or glue product, spray the glue along the detached edge, let it dry for 3-5 minutes, and then press it back into place; 2. Middle section sagging. If the middle section of the roof liner is sagging or detached, it may be inconvenient to remove. In this case, you can opt for a clip repair: choose clips that match the color of the liner. The downside is that it may not look as aesthetically pleasing, but it is a practical solution; 3. Large area detachment. In this scenario, the entire roof liner needs to be removed. Take off the old liner, clean off the aged sponge on the surface, prepare a new roof liner and specialized roof adhesive, apply glue to both sides, let it dry for 3-5 minutes, then reattach the liner. Finally, reinstall the roof liner. However, for better repair results, it is recommended to visit a repair shop.